“eye of an indian dance” by Noah Chang
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Humans usually have thirty two of em’
How many gold teeth do ye have?
The lone wolf groaned…
The submerged croc huffed…
The blind shark was silent
The blind shark was jealous
The blind shark hung itself
The lone wolf laughed
The submerged croc half-grinned
The humans were in the cage…
Noah Chang is an undergraduate student and a philosopher at the University of Michigan. He produced numerous historical documentaries and research papers regarding topics about Korean comfort women, Covid-19 and climate change, and the Coordinate Axes model: humanism vs materialism. Furthermore, he researched topics like Nepal’s microdust problems, overfishing and overexploitation of BFT in the Mediterranean Sea. He had been published in The Revolutionary Review, Scholastic Arts & Writing Competition, and completed his secondary diploma at Orange County School of the Arts.
From The Artist: If ye want to grind the bones of your prison, first scan what you have eaten. This may or may not be the moral of the story.
